Aerospace aftermarket PMA parts, DER repairs, and parts distribution
Wencor designs FAA-style PMA replacement parts, performs CMM and DER repairs, and distributes aftermarket components to airlines, repair stations, OEMs, and military buyers. Its stack pairs engineering tools (SolidWorks, Altium Designer, Mastercam, Teamcenter, LabVIEW, FPGA/VHDL) with a mixed finance layer (Epicor, NetSuite, QuickBooks, FloQast). Accelerating, junior-heavy engineering hiring centers on reverse engineering aftermarket parts while HR absorbs acquired businesses into HCM.
Wencor is an aerospace aftermarket company founded in 1955 and headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia. It develops PMA parts, provides component repair under CMM and DER authority, and runs distribution, kitting, and inventory management services. Customers include commercial airlines, repair stations, OEMs, and military operators worldwide. The group operates through multiple affiliates, including Absolute Aviation, Aviatron, Fortner Engineering, and Kitco Defense, with offices across several U.S. states plus Amsterdam, Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, and Istanbul. It employs between 501 and 1,000 people.
Wencor uses SolidWorks, Altium Designer, Mastercam, Teamcenter, and LabVIEW for engineering, Python, C#, C++, and Java for software, and Epicor, NetSuite, FloQast, Tableau, and Power BI for operations and finance.
Yes. Engineering dominates Wencor's open roles, mostly at junior level, with hiring accelerating in the United States. Smaller needs exist in finance, manufacturing, quality, logistics, HR, and sales.
Wencor's job posts point to reverse engineering commercial aircraft aftermarket parts and integrating newly acquired organizations into its HCM system, alongside compensation program administration.
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